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@jarendavis@danielmwoodruff@kevinolearytv@KSLcom@KSL5TV 100% agree. Lots of folks outside of Utah weighing in here trying to sway decisions of residents of our state. These will get built….full stop. Either in Utah, the U.S. or in other countries. They will be built.
@KcSmurthwaite My math points to BYU coming in north of $15m for home games and another $1.5m for the regular season tourney invites. Total north of $16m.
@Mountain_Topple@SecScottBessent@FOOL_NELSON We had oil prices at $100 per barrel in 2002 for six months and came out in pretty good shape. I’m feeling great about everything going on right now. More pressure, please!
@zengucapital@SecScottBessent Look back to 2022 and you can see exactly what happens when oils is this high for six months. What is the cost per year of the IRGC exporting global terror? $300B? This is roughly equal to 100 days of $100 oil. This war, if it wipes out the IRGC has a huge RIO
@Daniel74915780@SecScottBessent 80%+ of people in Iran want the IRGC gone at all costs. I’m assuming you are wising misery on those 80%, and those tens of thousands recently murdered by this regime. That’s shameful
@PBalian11@SecScottBessent I’m not a huge Trump fan, but I do believe in being factual and balanced in my reactions. I’m curious how much you complained during the six months in 2022 that fuel prices were this high during the Biden Admin. This has a huge upside if IRGC is eliminated, of $200b+ per yr
@VillagerHustler@SecScottBessent I’d recommend doing a little research to not look so uninformed. Iran exports unrefined crude oil to other countries (e.g. China) who refine it using domestic refineries. Iran has very little refining capacity due to sanctions, and the regime’s choice to fund terrorism.
@Nick_Delehanty The daily global reduction in oil between Jan and April 2026 is about 10m barrels or about 10% of global demand. This is primarily all oil that China would have received, which now it isnt. This feels more like a plea for China than anything else
@JohnFos83010779@Nick_Delehanty It’s temporary. It is also the cost of finally rooting out the global sponsor of terrorism. Which by the way costs the world a couple of hundred billion dollars per year
@Nick_Delehanty It’s simple economics. Iran GDP = $300B, so a 40 day Hormuz embargo costs them $16-$20b, which equate to ~7% of GDP. IS impact is ~$1B per day, or $40B over 40 days, which equals about 1/10 of 1% of GDP. I’m feeling pretty good about the U.S.’s odds in winning this one.